Microservices Architecture Fundamentals

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Mark Heath

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01 Course Overview

01 Course Overview.mp4

02:29

02 Introducing Microservices

02 Course Introduction.mp4

03:03

03 What Are Microservices.mp4

00:54

04 The Problem of Monoliths.mp4

04:51

05 The Benefits of Microservices.mp4

02:41

06 The Challenges of Microservices.mp4

02:24

07 Introducing the Demo Application.mp4

03:57

03 Architecting Microservices

08 Module Introduction.mp4

01:15

09 Evolving Towards Microservices.mp4

01:32

10 Microservices Own Their Own Data.mp4

02:58

11 EShopOnContainers Architecture.mp4

03:16

12 Components of a Microservice.mp4

02:00

13 Microservices Are Independently Deployable.mp4

03:10

14 Identifying Microservice Boundaries.mp4

03:44

15 EShopOnContainers Service Boundaries.mp4

03:29

16 Module Summary.mp4

01:08

04 Building Microservices

17 Module Introduction.mp4

00:56

18 Hosting Microservices.mp4

02:54

19 Demo Running Microservices Locally in Containers.mp4

08:53

20 Creating a New Microservice.mp4

00:56

21 Testing Microservices.mp4

02:35

22 Microservice Templates.mp4

03:54

23 Module Summary.mp4

01:02

05 Communicating Between Microservices

24 Module Introduction.mp4

01:48

25 Microservice Communication Patterns.mp4

04:13

26 Synchronous Communication.mp4

03:26

27 Asynchronous Communication.mp4

05:32

28 Resilient Communication Patterns.mp4

05:22

29 Service Discovery.mp4

02:56

30 Module Summary.mp4

01:34

06 Securing Microservices

31 Module Introduction.mp4

01:49

32 Encrypting Data.mp4

02:45

33 Authentication.mp4

04:45

34 Authorization.mp4

02:48

35 Securing the Network.mp4

03:22

36 Defense in Depth.mp4

03:27

37 Module Summary.mp4

01:37

07 Delivering Microservices

38 Module Introduction.mp4

01:11

39 Automated Deployment.mp4

02:50

40 Deployment Environments.mp4

03:02

41 Artifact Registries.mp4

02:16

42 Independent Upgrades.mp4

02:47

43 Monitoring Microservices.mp4

04:01

44 Demo Centralized Logging and Health Checks.mp4

04:11

45 Course Conclusion.mp4

03:17

Description

In this course, you'll learn about several key principles and practices that will enable you to successfully architect, build, and deliver microservice applications that are scalable, flexible, resilient, and secure.

What You'll Learn?

Microservice architectures enable you to create scalable, flexible, and resilient distributed cloud applications. In this course, Microservices Fundamentals, you will learn about the options for solving different challenges that arise and see recommended practices in action that you can apply to your own microservices. First, you will learn what microservices are, along with the problems they solve and the challenges associated with them. Next, you will look at how you can architect microservices, making good decisions about service boundaries and data ownership. Finally, you will look at some options for how microservices can communicate with each other reliably and how to automate their deployment, and monitor them in production. When you are finished with this course, you will be ready to design and build your own microservices applications, and identify which technologies and practices are a good fit in your context.

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Mark Heath is a software developer based in Southampton, England, working for NICE Systems as a software architect creating cloud based digital evidence management systems for the police. He is the creator of NAudio, an open source audio framework for .NET. He is passionate about continually improving his skills and training other developers, and in recent years has been particularly focused on the challenges of creating scalable and reliable Azure-deployed systems. In his (very limited) spare time, he enjoys home studio recording, football and theology, and spending time with his five very energetic children.

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